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continuous menstrual bleeding can be a sign of something or nothing serious. Since you continue to have your periods if i understand what you said after the age of forty you have not yet reached menopause. However, you need a full gyn workup. If your cycle just needs to be re regulated, that is a simple process. If, on the other hand, the bleeding is caused by a uterine abnormality like hyperplasia or a mass, you may need a d and c. either way, you need to go to the doctor sooner rather than later.. Good luck

If I was you I would go to the doctor and see why your period is lasting that long. I mean usually periods last around 3 - 7 days give or take some. I would definately see my doctor.

At 43, you should be close to menopause, so your period may be doing some wacky things right now. A normal period is supposed to come every 28 days, but for some girls/women, it's irregular (like myself), so it doesn't. But, you are supposed to get one every month, and it usually is supposed to last anywhere from 5-7 days, but I know some people who have one for 3 days, and that's normal for them.

There is a chance you are going through early menopause. Ask your doctor about birth control pills there is one that will keep you from having a period for three months at a time. good luck

It sounds like what I have - either a hormone imbalance or PCOS.

See your Gyn. The only way to fix it is with the Pill. I have been taking it for thirteen years now. I'm 44.

4 to five days. You have an cysts, fibroid tumors. I go to the doctor and get that check out. Go to any search engine and the type the words PMS or painful periods to get some information on your problem. Best Wishes!

good enough good pms is like ur temper and angle...ur cramping and and so on... is solely what ur frame is doing to make an egg, ship it down the fallopian tube and into the uterus and cleansing out ur uterus lining. all the ones signs are natural but when they final for yet another week, get it looked at

this happened to me when i was in my late 40's. i started having my period twice in one month. the doctor put me on birth control pills just to regulate it. it could be you are starting menopause. if you are real concerned, see your doctor.

you could be menopausing, but it still sounds like a long time to be bleeding. talk to your doctor VERY SOON.

menouapuse might be getting ready to set in you can go to your gynecologist and let him know what is going on and ask him/her if yasmin will help.... i am a yasmin user and it helps me greatly